True or False: You may receive a warning letter after you accumulate 4 points within a three-year period.

In North Carolina, the accumulation of points on your driving record can lead to various consequences, including the potential for receiving a warning letter. Typically, drivers receive a warning letter when they accumulate 2 or more points within a three-year period, not as a result of reaching 4 points. This warning serves as a notification that the driver is approaching a level that could lead to further penalties, such as a suspension of their driving privileges if they continue to accumulate points.

Thus, the statement claiming that a warning letter is issued after accumulating 4 points is inaccurate. Instead, it is important for drivers to be aware of their driving habits and points accrued to maintain their driving privileges safely.